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sub-XArray-ANY-ANY-method

Indexing to extract subsets of a codeRasterArray or SpatialArray object

Description

Single bracket '[' refers to indices and names within the RasterArray . Use double brackets to extract layers based on their names (in the stack).

Usage

## S4 method for signature 'XArray,ANY,ANY'
x[i, j, ..., drop = TRUE]

Arguments

`x`	`RasterArray` or `SpatialArray` object.
`i`	subscript of the first dimension(rows) or vector-like subsetting.
`j`	subscript of the second dimension (columns).
`...`	subscript of additional dimensions.
`drop`	`logical` in case the result of subsetting is a single element, should the `RasterArray` or `SpatialArray` wrapper be dropped and the element be reduced to a single `RasterLayer` or `Spatial*`?

Value

A RasterLayer, RasterArray, Spatial* or SpatialArray class object.

Examples

data(dems)
# numeric subsetting
firstThree <- dems[1:3]
# character subsetting
second <- dems["10"]
# logical subsetting
subscript <- rep(FALSE, length(dems))
subscript[2] <- TRUE
second2 <- dems[subscript]
data(coasts)
present<- coasts["0", ]
allMargin <- coasts[, "margin"]

chronosphere

Earth System History Variables

v0.4.1

CC BY 4.0

Authors

Adam T. Kocsis, Nussaibah B. Raja

Initial release

2021-04-16